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MB Chairman Meets Sudan’s VP

A delegation from the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) which included Chairman Dr. Mohamed Badie, Deputy Chairman Dr. Mahmoud Ezzat and Secretary

Egypt’s Democratic Alliance Recognizes Syrian National Council As Representative of Syrian People

In a meeting at the headquarters of al Wafd Party, representatives of 40 Egyptian parties and political movements forming the Democratic Alliance for Egypt, endorsed the newly formed Syrian National

Rafiq Rules Out Copts Planned Violent Clashes With Military

Coptic thinker, Dr. Rafiq Habib, vice-president of the Freedom and Justice Party (political wing of the Muslim Brotherhood), ruled out possibility that there were amongst Copts some who deliberately pushed

FJP Praises Palestinian Prisoners Deal

Dr. Mohamed Saad Katatni, Secretary-General of the Freedom and Justice Party, praised Egypt’s role in the completion of a deal to release Palestinian prisoners in exchange for the Zionist soldier

How Liberals Are Losing the Battle for Egypt’s Future

The enraged crowd had a target: the satellite television transmission truck parked at the edge of Tahrir Square, by the Hardees. "Get out, get out!" screamed a hundred men, while

FJP Leader Calls for Abolishing Ministry of Information, Ending State Control over Media

Egyptian News agency MENA reported that an independent media committee has been formed, including experts from outside the Radio and Television Union, to examine and assess media coverage of the

FJP: Gov’t Must Resolve Dilemma of Unlicensed Churches and Protect Right to Worship

The Executive Office of The Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) has reviewed the bloody events that took place in front of the radio and television building (Maspero) on Sunday evening

Ghad Party Urges SCAF Not to Apply New Emergency Law

Ghad Party leader, Dr. Ayman Nour described violence in downtown Cairo between Copts and security officers as dangerous and unacceptable.

An Appeal by the Muslim Brotherhood to all Egyptians

Does what happened last night around Maspero make sense? especially amongst those who were taking turns to pray every Friday in Tahrir Square, with Christians pouring water for fellow Muslims

An Appeal by the Muslim Brotherhood to all Egyptians

Does what happened last night around Maspero make sense? especially amongst those who were taking turns to pray every Friday in Tahrir Square, with Christians pouring water for fellow Muslims